Appleton Place Condominium

Appleton Place Condominium is a small, early-20th-century, single-story condominium property occupying a row-house–scale footprint on Appleton Street in Boston’s South End. Built in 1900 and converted to condominium use, the building presents a mix of loft-like and traditional floorplans, with common elevator access serving multiple levels and units configured primarily as one- and two-bedroom homes. Interiors emphasize historic proportions — tall ceilings (commonly 10–13 feet), oversized windows and hardwood floors — while many residences have been renovated with contemporary kitchens (stainless steel appliances, granite or stone counters) and upgraded baths with premium material details. Common elements include an elevator, roof deck, sprinkler system, bike storage/locker room, shared laundry and building storage. Several units offer private features such as in-unit laundry, built-in shelving, walk-in closets, private decks and, in rare cases, direct elevator access to a private foyer and a penthouse deck with city views. The association is professionally managed and pet friendly. Located on a tree-lined stretch near Tremont and Berkeley, the building sits within walking distance of Back Bay, Copley, public transit (Orange Line, Back Bay station), restaurants, boutiques, SOWA Market and major commuter routes, making it a quintessential South End urban residence with strong storage and amenity support for bike-commuters and city-oriented residents.